Unemployment Checks For Cons Sparks Controversy
In Our Opinion critiques James V. Bennett for proposing unemployment payments to prisoners and notes Labor Secretary Shultz raised the idea. The piece argues it would swell welfare state costs, raise taxes, and risk higher crime while questioning feasibility of weekly sign‑in for inmates. It also reports Smithsonian swap without formal appraisal, trading a Flemish painting valued at 30k–35k for a 10k American work, amid tight art funding.
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Sweden
Russia
National
Helen
Paris
Benjamin West
James Graham & Sons Gallery
New York City
Jan Massys
Smithsonian Trade Sparks Art World Swapped Works
A Smithsonian exchange involving a painting valued at about 35 000 dollars was approved informally by Smithsonian experts. Davis praised the deal to Graham Gallery partner Robert Graham, while Ripley denies prior knowledge. Two formal appraisals are promised next. The piece notes broader political commentary on arts funding and pollution politics of 1972.
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Robert Tyler Davis
Smithsonian
New National Collection of Fine Arts
Davis
Robert Graham
Graham Gallery
S. Dillon Ripley
Yale
Ripley
Agnew's sharp talk stirs debate on liberal snobs
The vice president's blunt remarks at a New Orleans GOP banquet trigger mixed reaction from officials and press. Critics liken his language to top-sergeant rhetoric while supporters say it reflects necessary bluntness.
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Spiro Agnew
Congress
National Galleries
Agnew
New Orleans
Casserole Disaster and a Hee Haw Return
A humorous mishapabout a three month old casserole dish leads to a glue slick mess and a new dish purchase as a wife misreads the gift. Separately Hee Haw returns to CBS with barnyard jokes and Merle Haggard songs provoking mixed reactions from viewers.
Summer Hee Haw Back Stars Roast Stakes in Cornfield Skit
Roy Clark and Buck Owens headline a country show with Haggard and Tammy Wynette among a large comic cast. The Tonight Show wedding spoof with Tiny Tim and Miss Vicki amused briefly but felt staged and awkward, as Carson’s audience remained subdued.
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Roy Clark
Buck Owens
Haggard
Tammy Wynette
Tiny Tim
Miss Vicki
Corry Evening Journal information and rates notice
Local newspaper masthead lists The Corry Evening Journal staff and contact details. Advertising rates and mailing prices are outlined with subscription options and delivery terms.
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Corry
In Advante
Cartier
Validity of Assumed Names on Legal Documents
People may be legally bound by the name they are commonly known by even if it is not their true name. Deeds loans and most documents can use an assumed name if the person intends to be bound. Some statutes require a birth or baptismal name on marriage applications but a valid marriage can still result. For safety use birth name on important papers or legally change the name.
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Aleksei Kosygin
West
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Kosygin
State Department
Jeffrey D. Alderman
Associated Press
NEW York
Iheo
How to Contact Your Elected Officials
Listing for state representatives and senators with addresses in Harrisburg and state capitol offices in Harrisburg Pa. Includes U S senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker and U S congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie with Washington D C contact offices.
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Assemblyman
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Dumdum
James V. Bennett
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Bennett
Labor
George P. Shultz
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Public Art Treasury
Naples
Parke-Bernet Galleries
Smithsonian Gyps Itself
Hugh Hildesley
Hawks
Doves
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
White House
Haven Smith
Nixon
Maine
Ed Muskie
Muskie
Paul Harvey
Tn Jackson
Miss
Eisenhower
Sen
Barry Goldwater
GOP National Committee
Rep
Rogers Morton
Herb Klein
Klein
Sen. Goldwater
Hal Boyle
Joanne
Hee Haw
CBS
Okie
Muskogee
Merle Haggard
Cynthia Lowry
Ion
Johnny Carson
Seat of Honor
Carson
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